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QA Officer

E3 Recruitment
Blackpool
11 months ago
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Are you passionate about quality assurance and ready to take your career to the next level as a QA Officer? A global Chemical Manufacturer, renowned for its cutting-edge product development and innovative solutions, is on the lookout for a dedicated QA Officer to join their dynamic team in the Blackpool area!About the Company: They are a world leader in supplying smarter and more sustainable manufacturing solutions across diverse sectors, including technology, aerospace, automotive, energy, oil and gas, medical, and more. Their commitment to excellence means that every day presents new and exciting challenges as a QA Officer.Salary and Benefits of the QA Officer:Annual Salary: £31,000 - £44,000Role Type: PermanentWork Arrangement: Hybrid working opportunitiesPension: Competitive employer contributionHolidays: 28 daysResponsibilities of the QA Officer:Quality Lead: Serve as the quality lead on project teams, ensuring compliance across the entire product life cycle.Product Batch Approval: Oversee product batch releases and manage plans to achieve and maintain quality assurance.Audits and Compliance: Participate in and support audits, liaising with both internal and external customers to uphold quality assurance standards.Testing and Standards: Define and manage product testing activities against international standards, making informed recommendations for actions.To Be Successful as a QA Officer, You Will Need:Educational Background: Degree in a relevant Engineering or Science discipline.Experience: Proven experience in a quality-based role within the automotive, aerospace, or manufacturing industries.Knowledge: Strong working knowledge of ISO9001 and IATF16949 Quality Management Systems.Skills: Proficiency in internal auditing.How to Apply: To apply for the position of QA Officer, please apply directly now!TPBN1_UKTJ

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